Topic: Cattle Farmers

A personal history of cattle ranching in East Texas dating back to 1822 Mexican land grants is used to illustrate the plight of modern small farmers. Regulations and economic pressures have made traditional ranching unprofitable, forcing many owners to take outside jobs to maintain their land. The segment highlights the aggressive police response to Dutch farmers, arguing that the state is treating peaceful food producers as enemies of the globalist agenda.

Marjorie Taylor Greene and the host discuss the "mathematically impossible" frequency of fires at food processing plants and distribution centers. They argue that these incidents, combined with skyrocketing fuel costs, are a deliberate attempt to destroy American food security. The crisis is further evidenced by the nationwide shortage of baby formula and the financial struggles of cattle and chicken farmers.